Education
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Stepping into the global classroom: CUT students embark on study abroad journey
CUT sees international exchanges as key to shaping graduates who are not only skilled and innovative but also socially responsible and ready to make a global impact. By connecting with peers worldwide and embracing diverse cultures, CUT students return home…
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Gen Z Career Paths in 2025 and Beyond
Gen Z vs. The Old Career Rulebook The world of work is changing — fast. From side hustles and TikTok-driven brands to AI jobs, gaming, and creative activism, discover the skills and mindsets that matter most in 2025 and beyond.
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Beyond the classroom door: When your child is truly ready for school
School readiness is not a tick-box, but rather about a child who is beginning to belong in his or her own skin.
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The foundation years: Why inclusive, relevant education matters most
When I think back to my earliest years of schooling, I remember not only the classroom, but the feeling of those lessons.
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Huge improvement in early learning thanks to solar plants’ programmes
New research shows a significant improvement in Early Childhood Development in Northern Cape, with over 40% increase in children on track in vital developmental areas.
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Apply now for Allan Gray Orbis Foundation scholarship programme
The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation has announced the opening of applications for its prestigious High School Scholarship Programme, targeting Grade 6 learners across South Africa who demonstrate a genuine interest […]
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From Kimberley to Canada: World awaits young engineer from the Northern Cape
Alvino Bezuidenhout, who was born in Kimberley, is pursuing a PhD in Mining Engineering in Canada. He achieved academic excellence and received multiple awards throughout his educational journey.
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Chief director at Education, director, and entity arrested for Covid-19 tender fraud
A chief director at Education, a company director, and entity were arrested for corruption and fraud related to a R6,5 million tender to conduct Covid-19 training.
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Tensions rise as Coniston Park residents object to high School construction
A group of residents staged a peaceful protest on Friday 22 August opposing the construction of a new high school that’s currently being built on Coniston Park.
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‘Improvement project’ at primary school at a standstill, incomplete work a safety risk
The infrastructure project at the Anderson Primary School is delayed, impacting safety of learners and payments to local workers and enterprises.
